A man who was going to extraordinary lengths to get a job has some new leads.Action 7 News found Patrick Ransom Friday in a suit and tie, handing out his resume on the side of the street during rush hour.Job Seeker Tries Unusual Technique-106.589698791503935.1789998974119061322030089Where drivers usually see panhandlers, they'll find Ransom dressed for an impromptu interview at Paseo del Norte and the Interstate 25 off ramp in Albuquerque.Ransom said he isn't exactly where he thought he'd be at this point in life."If you've ever lived with your mom as a grown man, it's not very good," Ransom said.So the former sales manager took a different path as he tries to find a job."I'd figure I would try something new and innovative," Ransom said.The solicitation is a final attempt to get hired in a recession.Ransom said he did get some strange looks, but others thought the idea was a good one."I think it's wonderful," driver Yvette Gustafson said. "If this can get him a job, go for it."Ransom's unique appoach to finding a job is yielding results."I didn't expect anywhere near this much attention," Ransom said. "I got three calls so far; I got two interviews scheduled for Tuesday."Ransom said he got two business cards Friday as well. Another company e-mailed Action 7 News asking for Ransom's resume.With several potential job possibilities, Ransom said he's hopeful for the future. "I'm actually really excited," he said. "I'm hoping they'll give me job offers if they like what they see."For now, you won't see Ransom handing out his resumes on a street corner -- he's busy getting ready for those interviews.

A man who was going to extraordinary lengths to get a job has some new leads.

Action 7 News found Patrick Ransom Friday in a suit and tie, handing out his resume on the side of the street during rush hour.